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Hace 2 días · Scott-Heron’s first two studio releases, beginning in 1971, were collaborations with Brian Jackson, a composer, keyboardist and flutist he first met at Lincoln University, a historically black ...
Hace 1 día · The day's news roundup + tonight's musical feature: Gil Scott-Heron Hey! Good Evening! This evening's music features blues poet Gil Scott-Heron. Enjoy! Gil Scott-Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Jewish Zionists are like “Excuse me, it’s actually against my religion for you to oppose genocide.
Hace 2 días · Died: May 27, 2011. Biography | Readers’ Poll Results | Discography (Studio Albums): Small Talk at 125th and Lenox (1970) Pieces of a Man (1971) Free Will (1972) Winter in America (1974) The First Minute of a New Day (1975) From South Africa to South Carolina (1975) It's Your World (1976) Bridges (1977) Secrets (1978) 1980 (1980) Real Eyes (1980)
Hace 2 días · For those unfamiliar, Gil Scott-Heron is a voice you should know. Sometimes viewed as the godfather of Hip-Hop because of his poetry and spoken word recordings over music, he is also one of the most underrated musicians telling the story of being Black in America (especially urban America) during the contentious time of striving for Civil ...
This is one of my all time favourite records and yet it seems to have been removed from all streaming platforms. Just wondered if anyone knew as to why? The solo Gil Scott-Heron Live version is still streaming but I’ve always preferred the Brian Jackson combo. 11. 6 Share.
Hace 4 días · After another round of chants we get Taj Austin’s fast, angry rap verses running from cosmic to ecological concerns, followed by Ras Austin’s pivot from the cosmic to anti-consumer and anti-racism ala Gil Scott-Heron and Michael Franti, which is convincing but could have been done a little better by more appropriate company like fellow jazz fan Q-Tip or Common (who’s a Washington fan ...
Hace 18 horas · Amazon (!) said: "Funk, dancehall reggae, hip hop, Motown, Stax and P-Funk, Gil Scott-Heron, James Brown, great horn sections, slap basses, samples between '70s fusion, Steely Dan, CCR and early New Orleans swing - this thing has soul!" The music magazine Intro (RIP) celebrated the cool dissidence.
